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Zorčič, Sabina. 2019. Linguistic habitus, different capitals and the identity of bilingual youth: the case of Austrian Carinthia. Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development 40 (9) : 787–800.
Savski, Kristof. 2018. Monolingualism and prescriptivism: the ecology of Slovene in the twentieth century. Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development 39 (2) : 124–136.
Savski, Kristof. 2017. Language policy at times of instability and struggle: the impact of fluctuating will and competing agendas on a Slovene language strategy. Current Issues in Language Planning 18 (3) : 283–302.
Pisanski Peterlin, Agnes. 2016. Engagement markers in translated academic texts. Tracing translators’ interventions. English Text Construction 9 (2) : 268–291.
Rasinger, Sebastian M. 2014. Linguistic landscapes in Southern Carinthia (Austria). Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development 35 (6) : 580–602.
Fras, Jona. 2012. The ideology of swearwords in Slovenia. Language & Communication 32 (3) : 229–239.
Mikolič, Vesna. 2010. Culture and language awareness in the multicultural environment of Slovene Istria. Journal of Pragmatics 42 (3) : 637–649.
Misković-Luković, Mirjana and Mirjana N. Dedaic, eds. 2010. South Slavic Discourse Particles. (Pragmatics & Beyond New Series 197). John Benjamins.
Paciotto, Carla. 2009. What do I lose if I lose my bilingual school? Students' and teachers' perceptions of the value of a Slovene language maintenance program in Italy. International Journal of Bilingual Education and Bilingualism 12 (4) : 449–475.
Starc, Sonja. 2004. Mother-Tongue Education in Slovenia. L1-Educational Studies in Language and Literature 4 (1) : 103–115.
Völkl, Sigrid Darinka. 1999. Die Sprachensituation nach dem Zerfall Jugoslawiens. [The Linguistic Situation after the Dissolution of Yugoslavia.] In Ohnheiser, Ingeborg, Manfred Kienpointner and Helmut Kalb. Sprachen in Europa. Sprachsituation und Sprachpolitik in Europäischen Ländern. [Languages in Europe. Language Situation and Language Politics in European Countries.] (Innsbrucker Beiträge zur Kulturwissenschaft 30). Institut für Sprachwissenschaft der Universität Innsbruck. pp. 319–334.
Kaucic-Baša, Majda. 1997. Where do Slovenes Speak Slovene and to Whom? Minority Language Choice in a Transactional Setting. International Journal of the Sociology of Language 124 : 51–73.
Necak Lük, Albina. 1997. Slovene Language Issues in the Slovene-Hungarian Borderland. International Journal of the Sociology of Language 124 : 99–128.
Paternost, Joseph. 1997. Review Article: Recent Sociolinguistic Struggles for Language Sovereignty among the Slovenes. Review of J. Toporišic (1991: 'Družbenost slovenskega jezika: Sociolinguisticna razpravljanja') and V. Gjurin (1991: 'Slovenšcina zdaj!'). International Journal of the Sociology of Language 124 : 185–200.
Priestly, Tom. 1997. On the development of the Windischentheorie. International Journal of the Sociology of Language 124 : 75–98.
Šabec, Nada. 1997. Slovene-English Language Contact in the USA. International Journal of the Sociology of Language 124 : 129–183.
Tollefson, James W. 1997. Language Policy in Independent Slovenia. International Journal of the Sociology of Language 124 : 29–49.
Toporišic, Jože. 1997. Slovene as the Language of an Independent State. International Journal of the Sociology of Language 124 : 5–28.
Mlinar, Zdravko. 1996. Transnational flows and the language identity of a small nation: The case of Slovenia. International Journal of the Sociology of Language (119) : 141–153.
Fischer, Roland. 1986. The bilingual school of the Slovenes in Austria. Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development 7 (2/3) : 187–197.
Priestly, Tom. 1980. The influence of topic and other factors on language selection: A microcosmic example. Grazer Linguistische Studien 11 (12) : 210–220.
Kess, Joseph F. and Zelimir B. Juricic. 1978. Slovene pronominal address forms: Rural vs. urban sociolinguistic strategies. Anthropological Linguistics 20 (7) : 297–311.